Also, does this page need some work although I guess it's about the wireless topic, not interface?private-5g detect LAN
https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:W ... Debug_Logs
Also, does this page need some work although I guess it's about the wireless topic, not interface?private-5g detect LAN
Columns: NAME, STATE, STATE-CHANGE-TIME, CLOUD-RTT
# NAME STATE STATE-CHANGE-TIME CLOUD-RTT
0 ether1 internet 2024-01-29 10:46:31 65ms
1 ether2 wan 2024-01-31 12:56:16
2 ether3 lan 2024-01-31 13:04:23
3 ether4 lan 2024-01-31 13:02:36
4 ether5 no-link 2024-01-29 10:46:22
5 private-5g lan 2024-01-31 11:15:19
6 private-2g lan 2024-01-31 13:02:52
7 bridge wan 2024-01-29 10:46:34
8 guest-2g lan 2024-01-29 10:46:32
9 guest-5g lan 2024-01-31 11:18:29
10 guest-vlan wan 2024-01-29 10:46:22
Note that Detect Internet can install DHCP clients, default routes, DNS servers and affect other facilities.
Use with precaution, and after enabling the service, check how it interferes with your other configuration.
Answering my own question here, it's configured via "Detect Internet" on the Interface List:Also, should I be worried about this? I'm not aware that I enabled this service and can't see where it is enabled.
it seems like a sort of auto-magical, non-deterministic gizmo without a declared real-world utility/usage, not surprised that is mostly disabled by the users.Note that Detect Internet can install DHCP clients, default routes, DNS servers and affect other facilities.
Use with precaution, and after enabling the service, check how it interferes with your other configuration.
Not surprised as it's clearly confusing me at home I'm guessing that it's been off in default configuration like forever but somehow got enabled recently. As this ax2 is my experimentation device, I'm regularly backing up the configuration. The following line appeared in January:Most people simply disable that function.
The only real-world use case is the smartphone apps. With it enabled, you can get a nice graph of internet usage in the app. That's about it.it seems like a sort of auto-magical, non-deterministic gizmo without a declared real-world utility/usage, not surprised that is mostly disabled by the users.Note that Detect Internet can install DHCP clients, default routes, DNS servers and affect other facilities.
Use with precaution, and after enabling the service, check how it interferes with your other configuration.